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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
Edited by Y SO REACH BETA:
8/17/2013 8:31:53 PM
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Aren't there plans to launch a far better telescope into orbit anyway? I realize this means that less data can be gathered, which sucks, but it isn't as if we've lost the capability to detect other planets.
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The Chilean VLT will probably assume those duties.
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None thus far. The plans were to keep Kepler for another mission until 2016, but that isn't going to happen anymore, obviously.
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Yeah, I just did some searching, it was the Hubble that was getting replaced with the James Webb telescope. We need to get our shit together and replace it.
